Menu

For sunset drinks and dinner it's hard to beat the restaurant at Kata Rocks Resort (www.katarocks.com ).  Excellent food, cocktails and wine list.  During high season there is a dock in front of the resort otherwise get dropped off at Kata Beach and call ahead for a pick-up or take a taxi.  (Yes, that's Blue Moon in the backgrond of the photo.)

There are two restaurants at Paradise Koh Yao (www.paradise-kohyao.com ) - we ate at Al Fresco (pictured) which is a-la-carte Italian.  Food was very good and reasonably priced. Corkage fees are only 500thb/bottle so consider bringing your own wine.  The resort has a dock all year so it’s an easy drop-off/pick-up by dinghy from Blue Moon.  Nice beach bar as well for after-dinner drinks.

There are three top quality restaurants at Rayavadee Resort (www.rayavadee.com/en/dining.php ).  We ate at Krua Phranang, the Thai restaurant (pictured), which was excellent with a great view of the bay.  Corkage fee is 1,200thb/bottle if you prefer to bring your own wine.  Drop-off/pick-up is easy using the main Railay Beach floating dock.

Six Senses on Koh Yao Noi is a great addition to your itinerary (www.sixsenses.com/resorts/yao-noi/dining ).  They have a sheltered pier for easy dry landing regardless of the season and several restaurants and bars to choose from.  The top of the resort is The Hilltop Reserve (pictured) for a truly special experience.  Corkage fees 1,200thb/bottle otherwise they have a nice wine list.